code-along

Repository for Coding Practice of IEEE Members.

Pre-requisites:

Introduction to Git/Github:
- FreeCodeCamp, or CS50, or any other complete Git/GitHub tutorial on Youtube.
- Git Guide by Atlassian
- Markdown Language - Cheatsheet

Clone this repository using this command - git clone https://github.com/DevanshKapri/code-along.git
Create a branch with your name and cpp. (e.g. devansh-cpp) git checkout -b <your-branch-name>
Update the readme with problems that you've completed using the following template. Add new table for ever Problem Set and replace X with the Set No.
```
#### Name - <your-name>
#### Branch - <your-branch>
#### Pset X -
| Problem Link | Status | Submission Link |
| ------------- |:-------------:| -----:|
| Link 1 | Done | Sub-Link 1 |
| Link 2 | Done | Sub-Link 2 |
| Link 3 | Not Done |  |
```
It'll look something like this -

Name -

Branch -

Pset X -

Problem Link Status Submission Link

Link 1 Done Sub-Link 1

Link 2 Done Sub-Link 2

Link 3 Not Done Sub-Link 3

Commit and push the code to your branch after these steps.

git commit -am "day 1 update"
git push origin <your-branch-name>

You can find problem sets updated regularly on the cpp branch. git checkout <branch-name> can be used to switch between branched.